

Kothagudem Earth Sciences University is facing a severe shortage of teaching staff, raising concerns over academic activities and the quality of education. The university has around 1,200 students, but only 10 faculty members are currently available for teaching. While 128 teaching positions are reportedly required, the government has sanctioned only 33 posts. Of these, 15 faculty members are currently working at the university, and five have been sent on deputation to other institutions, further reducing the staff strength.
To manage the shortage, the university is relying on guest lecturers from private colleges and experts from Singareni. However, educationists have expressed concern that the lack of permanent faculty could affect teaching activities and students' academic progress. They have urged the government to focus on the university's staffing needs, fill the vacant faculty positions and ensure adequate teaching support for students.




















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